Hands-On at Barclay
Sixth-grader Ryan Boyce eyes the tangle of straws, wooden dowels, and duct tape in his hand. He’s sitting in a…
Students
The Power of Chocolate
While most are familiar with the rich taste of chocolate, few know what that sweet deliciousness looks like under a…
Armed to Succeed
Lydia Carroll’s ’16 undergraduate major—biomedical engineering—is a sweet spot at the intersection of two passions: neuroscience and “building stuff.” So…
Meeting Needs in Rural India
When Param Shah ’18 traveled to the Himalayas in India on a service trip nearly three years ago, he was…
Behind Prison Walls
When Nikhil Jois was a first- semester freshman at Johns Hopkins, a friend advised him to get outside the “Hopkins…
Still in It
It’s been a nail-biting time for members of Aezon Health, the team of undergraduate students from the Whiting and Krieger…
Minuscule Marvels
To most people, spider crickets are pesky insects that leap crazily out of dark corners in basements and garages, making…
Better Brain Surgery
Neurosurgeons have a tough balancing act when removing brain tumors: Fail to remove the entire tumor, and the cancer will…
The Cells Don’t Lie
You may look younger than your years, but your cells won’t lie about your age, according to researchers in the…